By: Scott Moe & Jeremy Harrison On March 20, Finance Minister Donna Harpauer presented the 2024-25 Provincial Budget, outlining the strategic investments we are making to continue to drive Saskatchewan’s growth.
Read MoreSimmering global tensions could spell trouble
By: Calvin Daniels Certainly, international tensions are nothing new, but at present we do seem to be inching ever closer to crossing a line we may not be able to edge away from that could tumble the world back into a widespread war
Read MoreWill Sid the Kid play in his third Olympics?
By: Bruce Penton Sidney Crosby of Pittsburgh Penguins is the only current NHLer with an opportunity to play in his third Olympic Games when the NHL returns to the global competition in 2026 for the first time since 2014.
Read MoreTeachers have good reason to doubt gov’t promises
By: Jordan Twiss What’s been most remarkable in the ongoing war of attrition between the province’s educators and the Sask. Party government, is the almost complete radio silence from Premier Scott Moe.
Read MoreSask. unveils education budget promises
By: Scott Moe & Jeremy Harrison Later this month, the new provincial budget will deliver the largest ever increase in school operating funding and a record new commitment to address classroom size and complexity.
Read MoreAlberta energy policy sparks farmland debate
By: Calvin Daniels Farmland is an interesting commodity to be sure.
Read MoreHoman wins Hearts; Jones wins fans’ hearts
By: Bruce Penton Rachel Homan was the deserved winner of the 2024 Scotties Tournament of Hearts, but Jennifer Jones of Winnipeg deservedly won the hearts of Canadian curling fans.
Read MoreSask. Party proves not all growth is positive
By: Jordan Twiss Of all the words in the English language (the Oxford dictionary estimates there are just over 170,000 in active use), growth is perhaps the favourite word of this Sask. Party government.
Read MoreSask. takes stand on carbon tax unfairness
By: Scott Moe & Jeremy Harrison Our government recently made the decision not to remit the carbon tax on natural gas used by residential SaskEnergy customers. This is a decision we do not take lightly, and we recognize it may come with consequences.
Read MoreGovernment travel needed to secure ag trade
By: Calvin Daniels When you are an agricultural producer in Canada, you will generally be reliant on export sales.
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